Skin Cancer Image Viewer™
Using a cell phone or a computer, you can view skin cancer images from multiple credible Web sites (National Cancer Institute, skin cancer databases, universities). Each mouse click (or button click on a cell phone) presents a new high quality skin cancer image, selected at random from these Web sites. The system remembers which images have been viewed (even after you close the browser), so only new images are displayed every time the Skin Cancer Image Viewer is used. Using the Skin Cancer Image Viewer can be helpful to people with dysplastic nevus syndrome and others who would like to learn what skin cancer looks like. Individuals with dysplastic nevus syndrome may have hundreds of moles and it is important for them to monitor the moles for changes as well as know if any moles show similarity to skin cancer.
Desktop/Laptop Computer
Currently you can view 182 skin cancer images. Most of the images are high resolution.
- Using your browser, create a Bookmark with the following URL: www.opticomdataresearch.com/scv.htm
- Keep clicking the Bookmark to see new skin cancer images.
Smart Cell Phones
Currently you can view 117 skin cancer images. The average size of an image is 30Kb.
- BlackBerry® (OS version 4.6 and up)
- Download a free application icon.
- Android® (OS version 1.5 and up)
- Download a free application icon.
- All Other Cell Phones
- Using your device browser, create a Bookmark with the following URL: www.opticomdataresearch.com/mobile.htm
- Keep clicking the Bookmark to see new skin cancer images.Disclaimer: Using the Skin Cancer Image Viewer you will be linked to skin cancer images on other Web sites. Opticom Data Research is NOT responsible for the diagnosis of the Internet moles (i.e. whether specific moles are indeed cancerous). Use the images for educational purposes only. The images should not be used for diagnosing skin cancer or any other medical problems.
